Vocabulary practice L/R

3. – A structure or framework that helps cells grow into a certain shape or tissue.
5. – Able to be maintained over time without harming the environment, people, or future resources.
8. – The large-scale cutting down of forests.
10. – A machine or container where biological processes take place, often used to grow cells or tissues.
11. – The chemical compounds in food that affect health, like proteins or vitamins.
14. – A nutrient-rich liquid that can be used to feed cells or used as soup.
15. – A structure or network that surrounds or supports something (like a framework).
16. – Morally right or good; following rules about what is fair and responsible.
18. – A special nutrient-rich liquid or gel that helps cells grow in a lab.
19. – Grown under controlled conditions, usually in a lab (for example, cells or meat).
20. – Related to a fetus (an unborn baby in the womb).
21. – Very fancy, excessive, or more than necessary.
23. – A strong, stretchy protein found in skin, bones, and connective tissues.
24. – Treating animals or people with kindness and care, avoiding pain or suffering.

1. – Able to be made larger or produced in greater amounts without losing quality.
2. – Related to cows or cattle.
4. – Unusual, interesting, or from a faraway place.
6. – Another option or choice that can replace the usual one.
7. – The method of treating animal hides (skin) to turn them into leather.
9. – Located outside the cells.
10. – The use of biological materials, cells, and technology to build or grow tissues, organs, or other useful products.
12. – Able to feel or perceive things, such as pain, pleasure, or emotions.
13. – The practice of using resources in a way that doesn’t run out or harm the planet for future generations.
17. – A medical procedure in which a small sample of tissue is taken from a body for examination.
22. – The clear, yellowish liquid part of blood that remains after clotting; contains proteins and nutrients.